Inman Florist Advertises Bedding Plants and Roots
G F Inman florist on Main Street between Grant and Sherman offers bedding plants bulbs asparagus roots and vegetable starts including tomato cabbage cauliflower and celery. Visit Maple Street shop beside the Tribune Office or call on Mr Moss for guaranteed work and customer satisfaction.
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Main St
Grant and
Sherman Sts
Maple St
Tribune
Ana Patch
Mr. Moss
Switzerland praised as tourist paradise and industrial giant
The article extols Switzerland as a well ordered tourist ground with railways hotels mills and guides. It notes wealth growth modern industries in Geneva Zurich and Interlaken wood carving silk and machinery, and contrasts Alpine dangers with constructive wealth while urging a universal kingdom of righteousness.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Switzerland
England
Aare
America
Geneva
Berne
Neufchatel
Paris
Zurich
Polytechnic Institute
Europe
Interlaken
Schaffhausen
Falls of the Rhine
Niagara Falls
France
Germany
Talmage Calls for Women Led Crusade Against Liquor
In a sermon Rev. Dr. De Witt Talmage urges mobilizing 3000 consecrated women to drive out grog shops within six months in a city. He pledges to lead from the front if no one steps forward, praising temperance laws and reform efforts including Maine liquor law and women’s movement.
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Sons of Temperance
Maine
West
Christ
Lord of Hosts
Jacob
Dramshops
Desk design reduces strain on pupils at Chauncy Hall School
The Chauncy Hall School in Boston adopts a new adjustable desk and broader chair to fit various pupil sizes. The writing lid converts into a writing table, promoting upright posture and proper distance from papers, as praised by physicians in eye spine and lung care.
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Chauncy Hall School
Boston
Council of Science
Worthampton Journal
Despair and prudence in literary quarrels
A compact juxtaposition of verse and prose lines. The excerpt juxtaposes Bulwer Lytton’s romantic plea with Johnson’s maxim on desperate illness and distrust, reflecting contrasting 18th century attitudes toward emotion and remedies.
New Haven Man Abandons Steam Travel for Rail Tickets
A New Haven resident who once rushed to a steamboat in a frantic sprint to reach New York instead now buys railroad tickets. He once ran toward the landing as the steamer pulled away, leaping onto the deck with momentum, though not without a mishap.
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Danbury
New Haven
Conn
New York
Empire State
Buckhorn Park Prospecting Journey In Colorado Mountains
The narrative details a spring trek from Spring Canyon to Buckhorn Park near Greeley Colorado. Prospecting yields gold and silver traces at Red Stone and Little Buckhorn. notable finds include iron sulfides with trace metals and crystalline quartz. The party builds a twelve mile wagon road over a rugged spur reaching 8000 to 9000 feet, notes dense timber including silver spruce and white pine, and describes abundant grass land suitable for cattle plus elk and deer roaming the area.
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Spring Canyon
Red Stone
Big Thompson
Blackhurst
Buckhorn
Buckhorn Park
North Park
Colorado
Greeley
Sam
Apri
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J. Joyce
Maple Street
Tay H. Broughton
Fort Colns
Fort Collins
Larimer County
A. W. Fisk
James, Scott
Justice of the Peace
Main Street
Spruce Street
Samuel Graham
EK. Marsh, M.D
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Madison
J. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
U.S. Land
Wm. F
Allen
Noah RE. Allen
Tus Valley
Conorapo
Cache la Poudre
George Pyburn
Monroe Street
F.inman
Sir McPhail & Co’s Pianos
Box
Willrum Stein
Majle Street
Greeley House
Maple and
N. M. Boynton
the Bakery
J. Kbavvy
D. M. Moss
D. Henry
West Side
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Walnut
the Kingdom OF Righteousness
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Vatican
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Jura
High Alps
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Rhone
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Cesar
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